Scapa Flow 2005

[Divebunny]

Hi there

Scapa Flow is a destination for some of the best wreck diving in the world with 7 capital ship wrecks from 1918 and many other wrecks and dive sites is is more than a person can dive in a week and not as cold as you would think ... 11 degrees average.
We run a charter operation here using a 50 ft fully equiped dive boat with onboard compressors,nitrox and many other features so try contacting me for more information about diving charters here in Orkney.
hazel@mv-stormdrift.co.uk
www.mv-stormdrift.co.uk

 

[diveborg]

Warm Water Wimps need not apply. Looks good to me, if only the exchange rate was better for the US.

 

[H2Andy]

hey!!! as a warm water wimp i take offense to your comment

of course, i just bought a dry suit, so now i am a warm water wimp with a drysuit...

 

[Divebunny]

hey!!! as a warm water wimp i take offense to your comment

of course, i just bought a dry suit, so now i am a warm water wimp with a drysuit...

well of course we cater for wimps too .....
Heated cabins and warmed drysuits a speciality for our North american visitors
Oh and endless cups of coffee / tea cookies and a little drop of something more spirited at the end of the week!

Hazel

 

[diveborg]

hey!!! as a warm water wimp i take offense to your comment

of course, i just bought a dry suit, so now i am a warm water wimp with a drysuit...

Hey, no offense intended. And with that drysuit, you are one step closer to seeing the rest of the world's underwater wonders.

 

[El Orans]

Drysuit? We don't need no stinking...

 

[Kim]

Drysuit? We don't need no stinking...

Don't listen to him....he's Dutch! Probably dives the North Sea in a T-shirt!

 

[H2Andy]

Hey, no offense intended.

lol, i was teasing

 

[Scubakevdm]

Hi there

not as cold as you would think ... 11 degrees average.
hazel@mv-stormdrift.co.uk
www.mv-stormdrift.co.uk

11 degrees is very cold in these parts, but we're kind wimpy. Heck, we think that 32 degrees is freezing. I bet it's hard gettin' around in that 11 degree water, but you probably could really hover. I bet you could make a tank last forever too.

 

[Divebunny]

it does get up as high as 14 degrees lol

yeah boyancy is great ... and you can make a 12ltr air last about 45 minutes at 35 mtrs

ifyou think diving here is cold ...you should try the wreck diving in norway ....now that is COLD 3 - 0 degrees brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

Hazel